Keeping your driver’s licence at 75 years old and over
Are you about to turn 75 or 80 and want to keep your driver’s license? Here’s how.
To obtain more informations as to how le Protecteur du Citoyen can help you, go visit our frequently asked questions to file a complaint and our frequently asked questions for whistleblowers.
Are you about to turn 75 or 80 and want to keep your driver’s license? Here’s how.
In Québec, nearly one out of five elementary-school students needs adapted services. However, a report by the Protecteur du citoyen shows that these services do not always meet needs.
June 15 is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Whether you’re a witness or a victim, learn how to react.
On May 31, 2024, legal aid eligibility thresholds were indexed, broadening access to it. Free access is also available to all children.
The law protects victims of spousal, family or sexual violence. Now there are specialized tribunals that support complainants. Here’s how.
Starting at age 14, your child can accept or refuse healthcare without your consent. But there are exceptions.
Theoretically, any adult can accept or refuse medical care or treatment. But there are a few exceptions.
Lots. A new video, launch of a chat service, and a new Ombudsman. See the latest.
Have you witnessed wrongdoing within a municipality? Here’s how to speak out against it.
Are you experiencing or have you experienced spousal or sexual violence? You have access to free help.